Going to the dentist often ranks with some sort of medieval torture. Think iron cuffs and shackles.
Dr. David Andersen completely understands.
“I know what it’s like to be poked and prodded, so I can relate to my patients,” he said. “I myself have a mouth full of metal from when I had cavities.”
Andersen, a new dentist at Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas in Iola, said he wasn’t very fond of visiting the dentist before he entered the profession.
His motto is, “I’m not comfortable until you are.”
Dentistry…
